About
- Input: array of n numbers, unsorted.
- Output: array of n numbers, sorted (from smallest to largest)
Possible Assumption:
- numbers are distinct
- with duplicates, the problem can even be easier
Sorting has complexity O(n log n) but repeated sorting can be avoided with a better data structure
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Illustration
Manual sorting and counting of 4 million London Underground tickets in 1939 to analyse train use across the network.
